In my previous article, I questioned how our simulation community of experts can contribute in this pandemic time? I am coming back to present examples of contributions. While the general topic of this article is outside the typical scope of Electronics Cooling Magazine, it does illustrate how analysis methods that are discussed here, such as computational fluid dynamics, and … [Read more...]
About the Author
Genevieve Martin
Genevieve Martin is the project coordinator of Delphi4LED. As a Principal Engineer and Competence Leader of Thermal Management and Mechanics, she is responsible for driving the roadmaps and research program of the thermal and mechanics competence areas for global Philips Lighting. She holds a master degree from Université de Technologie de Compiègne (F) and an MBA from TiasNimbas Tilburg (NL). Genevieve joined Philips in 1998, after having worked four years at CERN. She has broad experience in the thermal management of systems in lighting and healthcare. She used IC compact thermal models as a thermal engineer for television products and began working on LED products in 2007 as part of Philips Research before joining Philips Lighting in 2014. In addition to her activities at Philips, she is member of the technical committee and program committee of the SEMI-THERM conference and was the general chair of SEMI-THERM 30 in 2014.
From Measurements to Standardized Multi-Domain Compact Models of Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
Co-authored by: Genevieve Martin*, Andras Poppe, Sangye Lungten, Veli Heikkinen, Joan Yu, Marta Rencz, Robin Bornoff *Corresponding Author Introduction The rise of LED technology is changing the ecosystem of the lighting industry. Delphi4LED [1] is a European Union consortium that is responding to these changes by providing the EU LED Lighting industry with a set of tools … [Read more...]
